Advocates push for federal funding to improve nursing home staffing, care quality in Virginia Ian Price January 7, 2025 1 minute read Virginia’s nursing homes face staffing shortages that advocates say are impacting care quality. As WFIR’s Ian Price reports, a proposed program could help address the issue: Share: Post navigation Previous: NAACP Virginia State Convention outlines priorities for the 2025 General AssemblyNext: Push for Prescription Drug Affordability Board in Virginia revived after governor’s veto Related Stories Ronald McDonald House of Southwest Virginia and other “Houses,” want to make sure people understand their mission. Gene Marrano May 22, 2026 Roanoke mayor addresses budget cuts, FLOCK surveillance technology Ian Price May 22, 2026 Vinton acquires properties damaged in 2022 fire to support revitalization efforts Web Staff May 22, 2026
Virginia’s nursing homes face staffing shortages that advocates say are impacting care quality. As WFIR’s Ian Price reports, a proposed program could help address the issue:
